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Best Tuscany Wedding Venues (2026): Pricing, Costs & How to Choose the Perfect Venue

Compare 70+ villas, borgos, castles, and luxury resorts—with pricing, guest capacities, minimum stay requirements, and expert tips for choosing the perfect venue.

Best Tuscany Wedding Venues (2026): Pricing, Costs & How to Choose the Perfect Venue
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Planning a destination wedding in Tuscany sounds romantic—until you realize there are hundreds of incredible villas, castles, vineyards, and borgos to choose from. 

After researching more than 70 Tuscany wedding venues (and ultimately choosing one for our own wedding), we realized most articles online only show pretty photos. They rarely answer the questions couples are actually asking:

  • How much does a Tuscany wedding venue cost?
  • Which venues are actually worth the price?
  • What's included?
  • How many guests can stay on-site?
  • How do you compare venues without contacting every single one?

This guide answers all of those questions.

Whether you're planning an intimate 30-person celebration or a 120-person wedding weekend, here's everything we learned.

How Much Does a Tuscany Wedding Venue Cost?

One of the biggest misconceptions about Tuscany weddings is that every venue costs the same.

They don't.

After comparing over 70 venues, here's what we found.

  • Small agriturismos: roughly €5,000–€15,000
  • Boutique villas: roughly €10,000–€25,000
  • Historic borgos: roughly €15,000–€40,000
  • Luxury resorts: roughly €40,000–€80,000+
  • Ultra-luxury estates: roughly €80,000–€200,000+

These prices are typically venue buyouts, not your entire wedding budget.

Many venues also require 2–4 night minimum stays, which means accommodations are included in the venue rental.


What's Usually Included?

Every venue packages things differently.

Some include almost everything:

  • Breakfast
  • Accommodation
  • Wedding planning
  • Furniture
  • Staff
  • Cleaning
  • Ceremony setup

Others charge separately for:

  • Catering
  • Alcohol
  • Planner
  • Tables & chairs
  • Florals
  • Entertainment
  • Marquee tents
  • Welcome dinners
  • Farewell brunches

Because of this, a venue with a higher upfront cost isn't always more expensive overall.

Always request the full pricing guide before comparing venues.


What Actually Affects the Price?

The biggest drivers are:

Guest count

More guests means more accommodation, catering, and larger event spaces.

Length of stay

Most Tuscany venues require:

  • 2 nights
  • 3 nights
  • or an entire week during peak season.

Season

Expect pricing to be highest during:

  • May
  • June
  • September

July and August sometimes require full-week rentals.

Venue type

Generally speaking:

Agriturismos < Villas < Borgos < Luxury Hotels < Five-Star Estates

Historic Borgos

Probably the most popular option for destination weddings.

A borgo is an entire restored medieval village that becomes yours for the weekend.

Guests stay throughout the property while everyone gathers together for meals, wine tastings, pool days, and the wedding itself.

Typical pricing:

€15,000–40,000

Great options include:

Places to check out

Borgo Petrognano

Borgo Petrognano

Strada di Petrognano, 1, 50021 Petrognano FI, Italy

A romantic Tuscany wedding venue near San Gimignano, Borgo Petrognano pairs vineyard views and classic Tuscan countryside with an intimate borgo setting.

Borgo Stomennano

Borgo Stomennano

Località Stomennano, 3, 53035 Monteriggioni SI, Italy

A historic estate near Siena and Monteriggioni, Borgo Stomennano is a romantic Tuscany wedding venue known for its villa, gardens, and quintessential countryside setting.

Borgo Bucciano

Borgo Bucciano

Via Bucciano, snc, 56028 San Miniato PI, Italy

A charming Tuscany wedding venue near San Miniato, Borgo Bucciano offers a private countryside setting ideal for a relaxed destination wedding weekend.

Borgo Sant'Ambrogio

Borgo Sant'Ambrogio

Loc. Sant'Ambrogio, 29, 53020 Trequanda SI, Italy

Near Pienza, Borgo Sant'Ambrogio is an intimate Val d'Orcia wedding venue surrounded by the rolling landscapes Tuscany is famous for.

Farmhouse Borgo Divino

Farmhouse Borgo Divino

Via delle Mura, 5, 50025 Montespertoli FI, Italy

A vineyard wedding venue in the Chianti countryside, Borgo Divino combines panoramic Tuscan views with on-site accommodations for guests.

Borgo di Pietrafitta Relais

Borgo di Pietrafitta Relais

Loc. Pietrafitta, 46, 53011 Castellina in Chianti SI, Italy

Set among the vineyards of Chianti, Borgo di Pietrafitta Relais is a Tuscan wedding venue with accommodations for larger destination wedding groups.

Tuscan Villas

Perfect for smaller weddings wanting a private-home feel.

Typical pricing:

€8,000–25,000

Some favorites include:

Villa Mangiacane

Villa Mangiacane

Via Faltignano, 4, 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa FI, Italy

A historic villa wedding venue in the Chianti hills near Florence, Villa Mangiacane blends Renaissance architecture, vineyard scenery, and a luxurious Tuscan countryside setting.

Villa Talamo

Villa Talamo

Via Gaetano Carotti, 8, 58015 Fonteblanda GR, Italy

Perched above the Tuscan coast, Villa Talamo is a romantic seaside wedding venue combining Mediterranean views, historic Italian architecture, and an intimate estate setting.

Villa Cora

Villa Cora

Viale Machiavelli, 18, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy

luxurious Florence wedding venue set in a grand historic villa, Villa Cora offers ornate interiors, beautiful gardens, and an elegant setting just outside the city center.

Villa Nemora

Villa Nemora

Via Montebenichi, 35, 52020 Montebenichi AR, Italy

A private Tuscany wedding villa surrounded by the Chianti countryside, Villa Nemora is ideal for couples looking for an elegant multi-day destination wedding with guests staying on-site.

Villa La Selva Wine Resort

Villa La Selva Wine Resort

Via Montebenichi, 35, 52021 Bucine AR, Italy

A vineyard wedding venue in the heart of Tuscany, Villa La Selva Wine Resort offers historic charm, sweeping countryside views, and an intimate setting for a destination wedding.

Villa Barberino

Villa Barberino

Cavriglia AR IT, Viale Barberino, 19, 52022 Meleto AR, Italy

A historic Tuscany wedding venue in the Chianti countryside, Villa Barberino combines elegant gardens, panoramic views, and on-site accommodations for a romantic Italian wedding weekend.

Castles

For dramatic ceremonies and historic architecture.

Typical pricing:

€15,000–60,000+

Popular options:

Castello di Montalto

Castello di Montalto

Strada Comunale di Montalto 16, 53019 Castelnuovo Berardenga SI, Italy

A medieval castle wedding venue in the Chianti countryside, Castello di Montalto offers historic architecture, romantic gardens, and an intimate setting for a Tuscany destination wedding.

Castello di Montauto

Castello di Montauto

SP43, 52031 Anghiari AR, Italy

A secluded Tuscany castle wedding venue, Castello di Montauto combines centuries-old character with peaceful countryside surroundings for an intimate Italian wedding celebration.

Castello del Trebbio

Castello del Trebbio

Via di Santa Brigida, 9, 50065 Pontassieve FI, Italy

A historic castle and winery near Florence, Castello del Trebbio is a romantic Tuscany wedding venue surrounded by vineyards and classic Chianti landscapes.

Castello di Bibbione

Castello di Bibbione

Loc. Montefiridolfi, San Casciano in Val di Pesa FI IT, Via Collina, 66, 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa FI, Italy

Set among the vineyards of Chianti, Castello di Bibbione is a historic Tuscany wedding venue offering rustic elegance, countryside views, and a quintessential Italian estate setting.

Castello di Gargonza

Castello di Gargonza

52048 Gargonza, Province of Arezzo, Italy

A beautifully preserved medieval village and castle in the Arezzo countryside, Castello di Gargonza offers a distinctive Tuscany wedding setting with historic charm and on-site accommodations.

Castello Di Ristonchi

Castello Di Ristonchi

Località Ristonchi Borgo, 4-7, 50060 Pelago FI, Italy

A medieval castle wedding venue in the Tuscan hills near Florence, Castello di Ristonchi is ideal for couples dreaming of an immersive destination wedding weekend surrounded by nature and history.

Luxury Resorts

Ideal if service is your highest priority.

Typical pricing:

€40,000–100,000+

Examples include:

Il Borgo di Vignamaggio

Il Borgo di Vignamaggio

Via Case Sparse (Panzano), 62, 50022 Greve in Chianti FI, Italy

A historic estate and vineyard wedding venue in Chianti, Vignamaggio combines Renaissance architecture, beautiful gardens, and quintessential Tuscan countryside.

COMO Castello Del Nero

COMO Castello Del Nero

Str. Spicciano, 7, 50028 Barberino Tavarnelle FI, Italy

A luxury castle wedding venue in Chianti, COMO Castello Del Nero pairs a historic Tuscan estate with vineyard views, sophisticated accommodations, and five-star resort amenities.

Borgo Santo Pietro

Borgo Santo Pietro

Località Palazzetto, 110, 53012 Palazzetto SI, Italy

An ultra-luxury Tuscany wedding venue near Siena, Borgo Santo Pietro offers a romantic countryside estate with manicured gardens, exceptional dining, and an intimate five-star setting.

Relais Chateaux Il Falconiere & Spa

Relais Chateaux Il Falconiere & Spa

Località S. Martino Bocena, 370, 52044 Cortona AR, Italy

A luxury wedding venue near Cortona, Il Falconiere combines a historic Tuscan estate, vineyard scenery, Michelin-starred dining, and five-star hospitality.

La Foce

La Foce

Strada della Vittoria, 61, 53042 Chianciano Terme SI, Italy

An iconic Tuscany wedding venue in Val d’Orcia, La Foce is known for its historic villa, celebrated Italian gardens, and spectacular views across the rolling Tuscan landscape.

HOTEL LE FONTANELLE SRL

HOTEL LE FONTANELLE SRL

Via Traversa Il Crocifisso, 7, 59100 Prato PO, Italy

A luxury Tuscany wedding venue in the Chianti hills, Hotel Le Fontanelle offers sweeping vineyard views, elegant accommodations, and a secluded countryside setting.

Questions to Ask Before Booking

Don't just compare prices.

Ask:

  • Is the venue exclusive?
  • How many guests sleep onsite?
  • Are there nearby hotels?
  • Is there a rain backup?
  • Are there noise restrictions?
  • Can we choose our own caterer?
  • Is a planner required?
  • What additional fees aren't listed?

The answers often matter more than the venue fee itself.

Our Biggest Surprise

One thing we didn't expect while researching venues was how different pricing structures were.

Some venues looked expensive until we realized they included:

  • three nights of accommodation,
  • breakfast every morning,
  • wedding planning,
  • furniture,
  • and staff.

Others advertised a lower venue fee but added separate charges for nearly everything.

Comparing the total wedding weekend cost instead of the venue rental made the decision much easier.

Our Favorite Tuscany Wedding Venues

Monastero Santa Margherita Wedding

Monastero Santa Margherita Wedding

Circonvallazione Orvietana, 48 C/O, Hotel Bramante, Circonvallazione Orvietana, 48, 06059 Todi PG, Italy

Villa Grabau

Villa Grabau

Via per Matraia, 269, 55100 San Pancrazio, Lucca LU, Italy

Villa Barberino

Villa Barberino

Cavriglia AR IT, Viale Barberino, 19, 52022 Meleto AR, Italy

Villa Corsini Srl

Villa Corsini Srl

Via Imprunetana per Pozzolatico, 116, 50023 Impruneta FI, Italy

Villa La Selva Wine Resort

Villa La Selva Wine Resort

Via Montebenichi, 35, 52021 Bucine AR, Italy

Borgo Santo Pietro

Borgo Santo Pietro

Località Palazzetto, 110, 53012 Palazzetto SI, Italy

La Foce

La Foce

Strada della Vittoria, 61, 53042 Chianciano Terme SI, Italy

Il Borgo di Vignamaggio

Il Borgo di Vignamaggio

Via Case Sparse (Panzano), 62, 50022 Greve in Chianti FI, Italy

Villa Mangiacane

Villa Mangiacane

Via Faltignano, 4, 50026 San Casciano in Val di Pesa FI, Italy

COMO Castello Del Nero

COMO Castello Del Nero

Str. Spicciano, 7, 50028 Barberino Tavarnelle FI, Italy

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a wedding venue in Tuscany cost?
Tuscany wedding venue prices vary widely depending on the property, season, guest count, and length of stay. Smaller agriturismos and villas can start around €5,000–€15,000, while larger borgos, castles, and luxury resorts can cost €20,000–€80,000 or more. Ultra-luxury Tuscany wedding venues can exceed €100,000 for a multi-night celebration.
What are the best wedding venues in Tuscany?
The best Tuscany wedding venue depends on your budget, guest count, and wedding style. Popular options range from vineyard estates and private villas to historic borgos, medieval castles, and luxury resorts. Some standout venues include Borgo Stomennano, Villa La Selva, Castello del Trebbio, Borgo Santo Pietro, COMO Castello Del Nero, and La Foce.
What is the best area of Tuscany for a destination wedding?
Chianti is ideal for vineyards and classic Tuscan countryside, while Val d'Orcia is known for its iconic rolling hills and cypress-lined landscapes. Siena offers medieval charm, and venues near Florence can be easier for international guests to reach. The Tuscan coast is another option for couples looking for a Mediterranean setting.
Do Tuscany wedding venues have accommodation?
Many Tuscany wedding venues offer on-site accommodation, especially private villas, borgos, castles, and countryside estates. However, the number of overnight guests a venue can accommodate may be much lower than its wedding capacity, so check both numbers when comparing venues.
Do Tuscany wedding venues require a minimum stay?
Many Tuscany destination wedding venues require a two- or three-night minimum stay, while some require four nights or even a full-week rental during peak season. Multi-night buyouts can be especially useful for couples planning a welcome dinner, wedding day, and farewell pool party or brunch in one location.
What is the best time of year to get married in Tuscany?
Late spring and early fall are especially popular for Tuscany weddings thanks to warm weather and beautiful countryside scenery. May, June, and September are highly sought-after months, so couples considering these dates should begin researching venues well in advance.
How far in advance should you book a Tuscany wedding venue?
For popular Tuscany wedding venues, especially for a May, June, or September wedding, starting your search 12–18 months ahead is a good rule of thumb. Couples with a specific venue, date, or larger guest count may want to start even earlier.
What should I look for when choosing a Tuscany wedding venue?
Beyond aesthetics, compare guest capacity, on-site accommodation, minimum stay requirements, location, transportation, rain plans, noise restrictions, catering policies, and additional fees. The cheapest venue fee isn't necessarily the cheapest wedding, so compare the total cost of the wedding weekend before making your decision.
Are there Tuscany wedding venues for 50 guests?
Yes. Tuscany has many villas, borgos, castles, and wine estates suited to weddings of around 50 guests. If you want most or all guests to stay together, pay particular attention to overnight capacity, as a venue that can host 50 people for a wedding may only sleep 20–30 on-site.
Can you have a multi-day wedding in Tuscany?
Yes—and Tuscany is particularly well suited to wedding weekends. Many venues can host multiple events, allowing couples to plan a welcome dinner or wine tasting, wedding ceremony and reception, and farewell brunch or pool party over two to four days.

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